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  1. ewd ripper
    I’ve heard of the posts being guaranteed for 15 years but never up to 40 ! ?
  2. ewd ripper
    I’ve just had 300m stock fencing done , green sheep netting and 2 rows of barbed wire, telegraph pole strainers in each corner and a strainer post on every bend where needed £8.50 per meter, bloke and his lad did it in two days , made a really decent job .
  3. ewd ripper
    Hi , I would be interested in a load , could up Pm me some details, or number to discuss, cheers
  4. ewd ripper
    Take a look at the kubota BX range, you can get them with a mid mounted cutting deck, and they have rear PTO, 3PL, drawbar etc for running flails / rotovators , spools for tipping trailers and log splitters , well worth a look and you'll probably find a decent second hand one with your budget.
  5. ewd ripper
    By the time you've worn that 6mm floor down that trailer should have paid for itself a few hundred times!, don't bother lining it, just use it like it's ment to be used! Cracking looking trailer btw 👍
  6. ewd ripper
    Evening all, Can anyone recommend a wholesale kindling supplier in the Preston area of Lancashire. Thanks in advance.
  7. ewd ripper
    Is this still available please??
  8. ewd ripper
    This is how I move my processor about, drop it on the trailer, strap it down, hitch tractor back up , and on to the next job, works well for me, as I don't cover a massive area 👍
  9. ewd ripper
    Going to be the same as last year, £95m3 for hardwood £75m3 for softwood Both tipped loose out of ifor trailer within 8 miles of the yard
  10. ewd ripper
    Interested in these, what're abouts are you located, thanks in advance .
  11. ewd ripper
    Been out processing some fresh felled ash and sycamore for a customer today.
  12. ewd ripper
    This is my little Arb digger, a old JCB 801, welded a thumb on to the dipper for helping out with the log processing, don't know how I managed without one beforehand, for a small old machine it's a belter 👍
  13. ewd ripper
    Managed to sqeeze 1023L in yesterday at 0.35p +vat,cheapest its been for a long time.
  14. ewd ripper
    Merry Christmas Jon all the best mate 👍
  15. ewd ripper
    Yes that's 4 open corners, I'll try and post some pics in the next few days.
  16. ewd ripper
    Hi all, Iv'e bought a viking MB253T second hand mower ,the drive to propel the mower seems really slow:confused1:,Is there anyway to speed the drive up or is it just how it is?? Thanks in advance
  17. ewd ripper
    Where about scare you located??
  18. ewd ripper
    Think he means loading 20 bore cartridges in to a 12 bore shotgun!
  19. ewd ripper
    Just paid 42p a litre on 800L 👍
  20. ewd ripper
    I can do 40 nets an hour with 10 inch processed softwood logs bagging them out of IBC cages with the help of a home made bagging stand to hold the nets open as i fill them .
  21. ewd ripper
    Ste ,might be interested, i'll be in touch:thumbup1:
  22. ewd ripper
    Logs are slow moving here, 20 cube down on what i was this time last year,wish this cold weather would hurry up, if there is any on the way that is........
  23. ewd ripper
    What processor is that? 350?? I move my 280 on a small low loader towed by my tractor, the elevator doesn't really fold up enough in transport position to make it handy enough to move on the Front or rear 3point linkage.
  24. ewd ripper
    Your living the dream there Tom D with that set up!
  25. ewd ripper
    Sounds like its drawing air in on the suction side off the pump somewhere check the pipework and the connections and make sure everything airtight.also make sure the return pipe is big enough to take the flow of oil bigger the better:thumbup1:

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